According to a story from the National Gaucher Foundation, the use of gene therapy in order to treat Gaucher disease has long been floated in medical theory, but only in…
Research has recently been published in Nature Communications that shows the success of a new gene therapy in the treatment of Huntington's Disease. This therapy, an adeno-associated virus-based gene therapy, was tested…
Identifying biomarkers may be an improved method of classifying Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s. As outlined in a recent article covered by Parkinson's News Today, both diseases are diagnosed for the most…
Clinical trials and healthcare as a whole are being transformed by new technology. It's essential for clinical trial sponsors to be aware of the new options available to them, and…
Sedation Versus Sleep Sleep and sedation are not synonymous terms, despite the fact that they are often used interchangeably in the hospital setting. The biggest difference? Sleep is always beneficial…
Prevail Therapeutics has recently been granted the Orphan Drug designation by the FDA for their gene therapy PR001, which is intended to treat Gaucher disease. This treatment has also received…
According to a story from globenewswire.com, the biotechnology company Emerald Health Pharmaceuticals Inc., has announced recently that its experimental drug EHP-102 has earned Orphan Drug designation from the European Medicines…
According to a story from BioBuzz, the innovation of a platform for the delivery of gene therapies could help trigger a golden age of development for this new class of…
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